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D70s 12-24mm shots

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D70s 12-24mm shots

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  1. This is the first time i used magic filter with the 12-24mm, no flash

    I normally use the 10.5 for most of my wideangle/fisheye shots, so i found that the 12-24 lens was quite a hard lens to use, i had some problems acheiving sharpness thorughout the whole picture. Maybe someone can help me with that.

     

    Any comments on the photos would be helpful.

     

    batfish-2.jpg

     

    cronoid-sea-whip.jpg

    post-5273-1164435428_thumb.jpg

    post-5273-1164435499_thumb.jpg

  2. Which dome were you using and were you using a diopter?

     

    David

  3. Corner sharpness with the 12-24mm is always something of a domeport and dioptre lottery. And I have found during the workshops I run that many manufacturers recommend not using a dioptre. And the people following that recommendation are disappointed with corner sharpness. Then during the workshop I have leant them a dioptre and wow, suddenly corner sharpness is much improved.

     

    The other problem that you may have here is that you are probably using a reasonable wide aperture (e.g. F5.6) and the 12-24mm will always struggle to produce decent corner sharpness when it is wider than F8 underwater.

     

    Alex

  4. I was using the 8 inch dome port and no i wasnt using a diopter.

     

    Alex, thanks for the tip. The pictures were taken with F22. So what could be the case? Maybe i should add a diopter and give that a try.

  5. F22?! Are you sure? With a filter and no strobe at F22 to get bright shots you must have had a very long shutter speed. Maybe you had it at ISO 3200? Most of my strobe shots are at f8 and 1/250 - 1/125 ISO 200. Could you check the XEIF?

  6. To change the subject. What happened to all the fish on that reef?!

     

    Alex

  7. I like the third image very much.

    There is some problem (maybe my side but I can't see the first two images)

    Edited by Arnon_Ayal
  8. Its wheeler reef off the coast of townsville in northern queensland. Fish, i don't know, i didn't see that many on the dives i did that day. Very dissappointing. Sorry about the first two , it worked for a while, if you would like, you can see it at http://tonyliuliu.blogspot.com cheers.

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